BJP rebel KL Thakur, who contested as an Independent, won from Nalagarh assembly seat in Himachal Pradesh on Thursday, according to the Election Commission.

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Thakur defeated his nearest Congress rival Hardeep Singh Bawa by 13,264 votes.
Thakur had won the 2012 state elections on a BJP ticket but lost in 2017 and was denied a ticket by the party this time.
The BJP chose Lakhwinder Singh Rana, a two-term Congress MLA, who jumped ship ahead of the elections.
All three Independent candidates in the fray -- Thakur, Hoshyar Singh from Dehra and Ashish Sharma from Hamirpur -- were BJP rebels.
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